An amperometnc L-lactate electrode based on methylene green (MG) and carbon paste chemically modified with L-lactate oxtdase IS described The electrode action 1s based on the effective reduction of oxldlzed L-lactate oxldase by reduced MG (apparent rate constant = 1 7 X lo6 1 mol-' s-') and rapld el
Amperometric methylene green-mediated pyruvate electrode based on pyruvate oxidase entrapped in carbon paste
✍ Scribed by Juozas Kulys; Lizhong Wang; Nomeda Daugvilaite
- Book ID
- 102980685
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1992
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 566 KB
- Volume
- 265
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0003-2670
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✦ Synopsis
An amperometrlc electrode sensitive to pyruvate based on methylene green as mediator and on carbon paste chemically modtiled with pyruvate oxldase IS described The electrode generates an anodlc current m the range 0 O-O 5 V vs SCE The optunum pH IS 7 0 The apparent Mlchaehs constant, Ktiappj, for the cahbratlon graphs for the electrode depends on the amount of pyruvate oxldase and changes m the range 12-l 6 mM at a phosphate concentration of 0 1 M The electrode sensltlvlty achieved is 518 PA 1 mmol-' cm-* and does not depend on the normal oxygen concentration m solution The electrode responds to morgamc phosphate, and Km_,,,) was 87 mM at a pyruvate concentration of 2 1 mM The electrodes were used for the determination of pyruvate m human sweat The electrodes remained stable for more than 2 months Keywords Amperometry, Enzymatic methods, Enzyme electrode, Pyruvate F'yruvate 1s formed as an intermediate product m sugar metabolism and enzymatic carbohydrate degradation The level of pyruvate, m addition to those of glucose and L-lactate, m blood 1s related to diabetes melhtus, and for this reason biological mformatlon concerning this metabohte 1s required [ll In muscle, during exertion pyruvate derived from glycogen 1s reduced to L-lactic acid, which 1s reoxldlzed and partially reconverted mto glycogen during rest The pyruvate concentration m human or horse blood or sweat durmg physical exercise can indicate the intensity of metabolism Correspondence to J Kulys, Institute of Blochemstry, Llthuaman Academy of Sciences, 2600 Vllnms (Llthuama) ' On leave from the Department of Pharmaceutical Analysis, Guangdong Medlcal and Pharmaceutical College, Guandong, China
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